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Keep reading and tell me where does it say in Rev. 20 that Jesus, God Almighty creator, Lord, and Redeemer, will come down to earth to reign as if He wasn't reigning now from the sphere of eternity.

I can see I'm wasting my time here.

If you deny what I wrote? Pure, unadulterated suppositions that are based on nothing but carnal thinking. if you don't have scriptures that definitely prove that Jesus, God the Son, will come down to earth to reign over it for a lousy 1,000 years, prove it. I don't need assumptions. I need...

Rants? I think that you are the one hiding behind innuendos and unbiblical beliefs that the scriptures do not support. So, instead of accusing me of being "totally confused", why don't you prove your assertions, unless of course, you are the one who is totally confused? 1) Jesus never once...

I don't read anywhere where Luke 1:32-33 speakS of a "Millennial Kingdom." Besides that, it is shameful to think that even though Jesus ascended to heaven after He triumphed over sin, death and the devil, and sat down at the right hand of the Majesty on high (Heb. 1:3), Christians continue to...

Rev. 20 says nothing about Jesus stepping down from His throne from heaven to come to a lesser place called earth. No one gets to demote God the Son from this eternal throne in heaven. Zech. 14 is an old covenant scripture that must be fully supported by the NT, which isn't. No OT scriptures can...

True, and they were judged when the temple was destroyed, the city of Jerusalem was burned to the ground and 1.5 million Jews died while the Romans got ready to take the survivors alive and use them as future slaves. After that Israel ceased to be a nation forever because they had rejected and...

There is no such thing as a "Millennial Kingdom." It is nothing but a man-made doctrine that was popularized by apostates like John Darby and C.I. Scofield. Jesus never once mentioned an earthly kingdom and neither anyone else in the scriptures. Jesus even said, "My kingdom is not of this...

The doctrine of premillennialism denies that Jesus is presently reigning as king in His kingdom. The doctrine asserts that Jesus will come back to this earth and establish a physical kingdom at some time in the future. He is supposed to reign over this physical kingdom on this literal earth for...

The doctrine of the Millennium contradicts that God the Son sits on the throne of glory forever.

On what basis do you believe the tribulation will take place in the future? Can you provide chapter and verse where Jesus was speaking about the end of history?

You seem to have ignored all my points. Have you stopped to ponder what I have said? You know it takes two to have a discussion.

I never said that people elect themselves. It is my take that the Father elected Jesus to be the savior of the world. He is the elect and the chosen one. We are simply chosen in Him when we respond out of our own free will to join the Lord in His victory over sin and death. Ephesians 1:4...

On my last post, I asked you a question which you completely ignored. I asked, "would you like to comment on the scriptures I provided?" If you are not going to, this discussion is over because I don't like to talk to myself.

Your interpretation of Romans 9:11 is flawed because you have failed in recognizing the scriptures as a whole. One isolated verse taken out of context is not sufficient to dictate doctrine. I'm providing a couple of examples besides the welll known scripture of Jn 3:16, 2 Peter 3:9 (NASB95)...

Did God murder Onan, yes or no?

Pathetic to say the least. Hebrew culture believed in the sovereignty of God in every event of life, yet they omitted the details. So, whatever happened to anyone at all, whether they died of a sickness or in an accident, the Hebrews would take that as the hand of God. God is love, He is not a...

Jesus died for all, not for the elect. God is not a capricious deity that created people for the simple delight of hating them into hell. I cannot trust that kind of God because His nature would be flawed. Either He is eternal love (agape), or He is not (1Jn 4:16, 19)